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Legumes: When must we add salt?
Legumes are among the few foods which benefit from the addition of salt at the end of cooking becaus...
Anonymous (not verified) - 21 September, 2012
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Legumes: Do we really have to throw away the first water?
In my opinion this is not necessary when cooking legumes. What I suggest is, when the legumes come t...
Anonymous (not verified) - 21 September, 2012
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Mushrooms: Should they be washed?
There is a common assumption that mushrooms should not be washed because they absorb a large quantit...
Anonymous (not verified) - 21 September, 2012
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Salad: How many different salad greens can I add?
A salad can contain as many different salad greens as you like. The best known and more widely used ...
Anonymous (not verified) - 21 September, 2012
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Salad greens: Should I throw them away if they are wilted?
Salad greens wilt because they lose their moisture. Thankfully, this process can be partly reversed....
Anonymous (not verified) - 21 September, 2012
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Salad greens: How can I tell if they are fresh?
Freshness criteria for salad greens are: liveliness, bright color, and relative rigi...
Anonymous (not verified) - 21 September, 2012
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Animal origin stock: What defines its flavor?
Bones define the type and flavor of stock. Meat stock takes its flavor from bones so, if we use bone...
Anonymous (not verified) - 22 September, 2012
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Vegetarian stock: Can I make it?
Stocks are not only produced from animal bones. A vegetable stock, for example, can be made using ve...
Anonymous (not verified) - 22 September, 2012
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Stock: Where can I use it?
Generally, one must bear in mind that stock makes all the difference in cooking and, in most cases, ...
Anonymous (not verified) - 22 September, 2012
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Homemade stock: How long does it keep?
You can make a fair quantity of stock and store it in airtight containers in the freezer for 3 month...
Anonymous (not verified) - 22 September, 2012